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Looking for an LED light for my little 29 cube.

Sold. That was fast!!

Pic sent

If no one buys the whole set up by tomorrow evening, then probably

I thought I may enjoy getting back into the hobby, but alas, it's not in the cards, so I'm selling my little cube. Had it about 2 months. Has a new AI Prime HD light, mounting arm, stand, powerhead and heater. And the Marineland LED fixture as well. 25 pounds of liverock and sand too. Cost $400 for this stuff, I'm asking $250. I can't attach the photos, so If you want pics, pm me please. Thank you

Two controllers, a charging base, HDMI cable, 6 games. (the Elder Scrolls, The Uncharted collection, Uncharted 4, Call of Duty Black ops 3, Fallout 4, Shadow of Mordor. Looking for live Rock, Vortech, Hell, shoot me something!!

I will take the second one please

I'll take the second one please...

NHow old are your bulbs? Are you using city water? Or RO/DI

I use a refugium, basically to grow pods, but also for nutrient removal. The extra water volume of the crypic tank can't hurt.

Send me your email address and I will send a pic

No I didn't get it. I still have the cube

Still have this stuff

It's in Portland now

If I knew what a beananimal overflow was I could answer that!!!(whistle)

Still have it. I can bring it and meet you over by Lewis and Clark College after 6 pm today

A 20 long is longer and shallower

I'm with Brad. It really depends on the size of your system. Smaller systems can do with dosing, but for the big systems it is more cost effective to use a reactor

Sounds like the fish were sick before you put them in. Make sure to drip acclimate all new fish to help them adjust to your tank. NEVER buy fish from a LFS tank that they have just received that day. Always give it a day or two. If you see a fish at your LFS that you just gotta have, put a deposit down on it and a good LFS will hold it for you. I always make it a point to see a fish eat at the LFS before I buy it. Ask them to feed it, they most likely will. Don't give up hope, it sounds like you are very meticulous and caring, so you will have success!!!

I am looking for 2 tiger stripped derasa clams. I sure wish the blue spot gigas were still available

I stand corrected. I had always heard that you shouldn't expose them to air

In my experience when adding a new clam you shouldn't expose them to air, and SLOWLY drip acclimate them to your system it may be preferable to test the all in the bag and adjust your tank alk to as close to the same level as you can. Even if you wait a day or two and leave the clam at your LFS while you raise you levels to match. In my experience

Added some stuff

Hey Matt, I have a 12x12 cube Ill sell you. That's close to what you are looking for

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